蝇 Stroke Order

蝇 yíng 名词 1. Refers largely to houseflies. It is an animal name. Belongs to the dipterous species in the insect category. (En. fly) - [引]唐·韩愈《秋怀诗》: “上无枝上蜩，下无盘中蝇。” - [例] - 蝇头小楷 (extremely small standard script brush calligraphy) - 蝇头细批 (dense annotations written in small characters) - 蝇附狗偷 (metaphor for attaching oneself to lowly and despicable actions) - 蝇营 (like flies buzzing everywhere; used as a metaphor for pursuing trivial profits without rest) - 蝇名蜗利 (a name as trivial as a fly's head; and benefits as small as a snail's horn; metaphor for trivial fame and profit) - 蝇利 (metaphor for small profits) - 蝇头小字 (refers to extremely small characters) - 蝇声蛙噪 (the endless buzzing of flies and croaking of frogs; metaphor for low-quality poetry or prose that is full of meaningless sounds) 蝇 yíng Noun 1. Mainly refers to houseflies. It is an animal name. Belongs to the dipterous species in the insect category. (En. fly) - [Quote] Tang Dynasty, Han Yu's "Autumn Thoughts": "There are no cicadas on the branches above, nor flies on the plates below." - [Example] - Fly-head small script (very small standard brush strokes) - Fly-head fine annotations (dense notes written in small size) - Fly attaches to dog to steal (metaphor for behavior that attaches to the low and base) - Fly camp (like flies buzzing everywhere; metaphor for pursuing minor gains endlessly) - Fly name snail profit (a fame as negligible as a fly's head, a profit as small as a snail's horn; metaphor for insignificant fame and profit) - Fly profit (metaphor for trivial benefits) - Fly-head small characters (refers to extremely tiny writing) - Fly noise frog croak (endless buzzing of flies and croaking of frogs; metaphor for poor-quality poetry or prose full of meaningless noise)